New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-26
CARAMEL.


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| From Mr. plnch's Manual lor Young Recitrs. 81.
Young amateur recter. pardon the apparent aDrup1
ness OF the queston-bu have you ever loved ana Decn
is beyond your scope IL dedicated exclusively to the
bigtted for il deals with tragic misunderstanding pc
tween two fond young hearts which to some VIII doubt
less appear trivial enOughathough M IHnch mas READ
many novel in which Two lives we're shpwreeked upon
rock far less substantial Yes there genuine tragcIy
in subject which only be properly developed By
that insight which comes from bitter exPer,ense o
Most young male reciters persuaded that IL mas
been peculiarly given 10 them to represent the VARYING
phases OF feminine emotion IN peosns anu ~ ap
say their possession OF this talent. FOR The display OF
| which exceptional facilities have been provided IN
THE woorNG or THE LADY AMABEL~
In her boudoir, family perfumcd by some sweet and
with the grace of lissome Incidence lies Lady Amabe
And time time her taper hngerJ plunge within
whence they carry her coral lips the happy caramel
IT'S a dainty well adapted TO induce sentimental
Train Of thought and soon her fancy heets TO young sI
He is handsome, hIghbred gentle, Figures ayo express
' tTon, Of dreamy rererie.
And-althouch he has not spoken yct-she little doubts
Cir his line ,cim kind Of naidey arcmess. II is
more d1fcdf 10 render ns than you perhaps innd9te
and should strongly adrse goa TO Tehedse u cure
Now she drops in charming gsh guilt the last romance
For sir PeycriI has entered all h goodly face aglow
With reluctance 10 nrude-hes quite aware his conduc'
But tho Countess has assured him that no will not be
CWm Soncerned rrondcr) she whose men would grace
princesses. now embodied awkwardness Is
And conccals. might village maid, the blush she
Wei his object here she guesscs but-although her
answer :. Yes" is
(Co,.ddenhal dside) Like lined bird her nutterins
'0"Sue 10 '''se'A tRcading
pause lghi Narrative Dnr After many lame apology
| for cutting short her reading
| Young Sir PLvERIL has summoned all his courage 10
And with passion now is pleading. From his tone OF In
She gather that he fears her hand difficult to win
| Air ofddinty amusement FOR his
So he all his eoquence employs-his eyes with ardoi
All unconscious he's besiegins surrendered citadc
| fCOnHdeHtia aStie again.
But she cannot tell him his-un-happy. she can but
rHere you should indicate sight frciai conortion
Making frantic, fntc efforts to absorb her caramel
(Mdniv passiO ION, deem not that my burning words
For love you with passion that my tongue would fail
DO not deserve an answer =" Rapid change conf
! de,,tai aside How his rhapsodies entrance her!
tRegrty) But the pearly portals OF her speech are
| barred by caramel!
| SIR T. (9roirin0 dnrietU Have been but overcon-
To the ono whose guide aud stay through life thought
(Desperateiyj Then in pity let me know IT," Pause
| Men sadiy) But with too cohesive paste full
Is her dewy mouth aud So porohanee' tAr AmaDei Is
us il time you ncedi" he questions, with humility
Never fear that by sudden scare your judgment
Cuisines herr sho makes efforts energetic to resolve
| ofinvolnntary silence IT'S set in caramel.
| Sir r. tagain reproachf,Il There was time when
| graciousy for mo you my cigar ill.,
| loved the smell
Wore you but t5inng with mo then i,IsiM painful COZ"
rietionl--or why that sud len scarlet !"
sde) But she's flushing with reraton at her stubborn
(Grered dgnity) From your silence must gather you
have acted insincerely.
And your little feet bleeding heart have tramped In
tBrokem accents For loved YOU ali, dearly but at
| last I see too clearly
That I've centred all my hopes unworthy of my
| trust
Can you word of deignencouraging chill
Thrice fool is he who seeks to touch heart of
Since you're obviously unwilling I-da'cniag hope)-bIt
stay, your eyes are hingi
Only whisper one shy syllable In sign yon love me yoti
| Tender Irritation.
Tragic recitatue) And she's writing her anguish,
| with dreary wonder whether
She under the benumbjng blight OF some enchanters
For link OF honcd leather locks her ruby lips together
And the pent emotion cannot pass that OF carame
Then SIR Peveri with an agony no yanly seeks TO
Says Your silence Interpret now-you are no longer
But are Pllsnted to another and regard me 'as a
(Which cannot say care about thentherc's no hope
| for met Friend hands, palms uprd,d.
Still this sIlence Then leave you-though you care
Though you do not hold worth the boon OF brief
Should the cannibas some time eat me in Aric's sul,ry
may win posthumous regard entombcd within pic -
Glitter emphasis "pOshuDiOus" Of rhO feels
| himself uHdpprectdted in HfeD
Thus he leaves her. Down the corridor his heavy foot
| step echoes,
While his parting words ringing in her singing
| knell;
And Ills hers for to feel her life Its dismal
! wreck owes
To imnIoderate indulgence in the tempting caramel
This Is the legitimate and ony really artistic finale but
the poet recitng IL TO two OF his aunts found that
they wept uncontrollably that he Obliged to
pose n sedative stanZa, which he appends here
alternative ending by way OF concession those who
resent too heavy demand upon their tear-ducts.
Then the caramel reents at last Iou ind The phrase
fantastcl
But it melts-athough from motives Intentionally
kind
Aud she manages to masticate the morsel elastic
As she murmurs: Though I've been GO dumb-need you
have been bliBdF Bring ia your mddeaiy arch
ness dgaiH for last line; RAINBOW eeeeL)
One last caution the two concluding stansas are
strictly Alternatives, don't reeite them both!
| GREAT NATURAL oURIOSTTE
From me N0rrisorn Herald.
a new mammoth cave has been discovered in Ken
| lucky. mammoth was also discovered In